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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-18
THE CARSON ACADEMY.
A. Committee Appointed by the
synod.


The Presbyterian Synod in San
Francisco passed the following reso-
lutions at the last meeting.
Rev. James L. Woods, ruling ell
ders j hn Singleton and William
Anderson with Alfred Helm, Hay
warI Il. Howe and Jonath an
Doane members of the First Presoy-
terrain Church of Carson City are
hereby appointed as a committee
of this Synod to consider and report
upon the establishment of College
at Carson City. sNevada to be in
connection with the Synod OF the
Pacific.
The Committee are authorized in
their discretion to receive subscrip-
tons, secure lands, erect buildings
and procure charter of incorpora-
ton which shall be in accordance
with the rules of the Board of Aid
for Colleges and Academies. The
said charter shall rest in the Synod
the right of vetoing the election of
any trustee, president or professor
and Of appointing annually two visi-
tors.
The Committee will meet We'd
nesday afternoon at the Presbyteri-
an Parsonage.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-18
,Cycie Excite ment.

Yesterday the tandem tricycle.
belonging to the Mighels Bros. ar
rived, and a trial trip was made of
it. It seats two, and both riders
can propel it, or one. It goes al
most as fast as . bicycle, and the
bicycle club were greatly excited
over it on the streets. II is voted
as good as horse and carriage.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-18
FANCY WORK.
Mrs. McGregor, rugs.

Mrs. McGregor, rugs.
Miss May Dyer. knitted lace and
embroidered tidy.
Miss Ella Littell, crazy quilt.
Miss Ella Littell, Kensington.
Mrs. Carney, Arraseue.
Mrs. Mogsam, crochet skirt and
worsted, tidy and artificial flowers.
Mrs. Nichol, mantle drapery and
picture frame.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-18

Ophir-S
Mexican Il 10
Gould & Curry-Js
Con. Cal. & Va.-162
Savage-S4
Chollar 81
Hale & Norcross-4 20
Crown Point-l0}
Belcher-9!
Seq. Belcher 3
Exchequer-1 80
North Belle Isle --103
yellow Jackets
Sierra Nevada 80
Nevada Queen-5a
Best & Belcher-7
Overman-1 81
Union-3 30
ScorpIon-63c
Potosi-5s
Beuton-4 so
Bodice so
Bullion-i Sd
Utah-1 81
I,,ck,.oI -
Andes-1 So
Caledonla-43c
Bulwer-1 ID
Mono-2 25
BALTIMORE 20 '
ConSdence-9
Julia-50c
Alta-2 80
Peer less-1
Challenge 2 35
Kentucky
Alpha-5S
Commonweaith-2 IS
Found Treasure-2 10
Silver Hill 40.
Lady Washington-80c
Weldon-90c
Navajo 20
Tioga-15c
Con. Pacific-25c
Imperial 2 %
Tuscarora -45c
Ploneer-25c
Mt. Diablo-4 25
West G. Point-70c
fowa-2oc
Navajo Queen Soc
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-10-18
THE LYON COUNTY FAIR.
A Partial List of the Premiums
Awarded mt Wabuska.

IHOkOUG1BhED SIALLlON6.
James Nichol, Cleveland Bay
stallion years old, "Glencoe."
James Nichol, Norman stallion s
years old, ssBlondau."
HORSES OF ALL woRK-MAREs
(GRADED.)
w. j. Warren, yearling, "Susle. y
Geo. Robinson, 4 years, "Queen.' y
III. w. Wood, years, Ida
Buggs."
GRADED STATIONS, (NoRMAN.)
w. H. Spragg, 2 years, prince. !"
w. H. Spragg, sucking colt,
"Wabuska."
Adam Herbald, A years, "Beech-
err"
F. Vanderhoof, years, "Rocky
Mountain Hero Prince
S. Fritwell, years, Napoleon. !"
j. o. Birmingham, 3 years,
"Goodenough."
d. Crowinshield, year, "Lux."
j. o. Birmingham, colt, "Collier
Jr."
NORMAN MARES (GRADED.)
J. Nichol, 6 years, "Spy."
J. o. Birmingham, 8 years,
dumping"
STATIONS (RoADsTERs.
]. Herbald, years, Stake Ben
net"
w. H. Spragg, sucking colt,
"Mars" (roadster.)
w. III. Spragg, "Gray Liz"
G. P. Daman, 2 years, "Rilla."
CATTLE (rHoRoUGHBRED DURHAMs.
w. H. Spragg, years "Marsh-
land Prince"
(HoLsTEIN BULLs)
s. p. Davis, 3 years, Saratoga. !"
s. p. Davis, calf "Gen. Agramon-
te."
S. P. Davis, years, "Black
Queen"
SHEEP (LEIcEsTER.)
G. Nichols, ram.
G. Nichol, two eve lambs.
MERINos.
w. Penrose, yearling.
w. Penrose, lamb.
POULTRY.
w. T. Warren, Narragansett COB
bier.
j. Nichol, trio Houdans.
MISCELLANEOUS.
G. H. Nixon, steel wire broom
holder.
PAVILION EXHIBITS.
Miss Dolly Randall, shadow
painted banner.
Mrs. Lovejoy, Kensington, crazy
patchwork and daisy tidy.
Miss Nellie Jaqua, table scarf,
pillow and sheet, bobinet work,
knitted shirt and scrim apron.
Mrs. McGregor, embroidered BAN
ners.
Mrs. Robinson, jet necklace.
Miss Clara Knowl, plush pin
cushion and tidy, worsted and silk
tidy.
Miss Tones, plaques, pillow
shams, bobinet work and Kensing-
ton.
PAINTINGS.
Miss Dyer, painting on convex
glass.
Miss Dolly Randall, banner and
table scarf.
Miss Carrie Gruber, oil painting.
Mrs. Lovejoy, lounge banners.
MISSES UNDER 16 YEARS OF AGE.
Annie Croige, pin cushion, crazy
work.
Ella Sullivan, Kensington and
crayon drawings.
Maggie Nichols, crazy patch
work cushion.
Minnie Gruber, sofa cushion,
Mrs. Hernlever, silk cocoons.
G. p. Hanson, flint corn.
w. II. Spragg, moqui corn.
G. P. Hanson, McFadden, Snow
fake and White Elephant potatoes.
w. Fl. Spragg, Centennial pota-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21
Baby's Sleeping Time.

wonder II all mothers krow thai
baby ltkef to he turned over after he
has slept for an hour or two on one
side? When he stretches and wrigele les
and finally, perhaps, cries ont, try turn
log him on his other side, or almost on
his back, and zee IL he does not relapse
into another sound nap without furthe
effort on your part.
Do not forget to turn the pillow over
also sometimes. The I or year old
who wakes In the night and sits up in
bed, rubbing his little fists into his
sleepy eyes, feels. perhaps, hot and I'M.
comfortable. Try turning the pillow.
II he IL like rome children the writer
knows OF, he will wait for the sound Of
the turning pillow and then drop back
on 1t into renewed sleep, Remeinb Der
also TO keep child's clothes smooth
under him. Drawing down the rum
Piled night clothes and smoos thing the
cover has much TO do with quieting the
restless tossings of the little sleeper.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21
Fh|lsd'lphh, Wllnhlha 1 Ba!lissls aail,s,
JAN. 3OTH, lssz.

Trains will leave Wilmington ~ Sol,ovs.
u rnns,saesPnis lezpressl, T. 2S2. 4 40, eN
~ ~ ~, o.. 8 "a 0 20, o 20 and I oo b. no.
Acccmmodatien, 0 70. 7 90. 7 OS. 10 50 Z. m
FOR Chester (sxpressl. . 30. TO- a A an
go. IL q, Il 81 .. n, Il 80, "a, % and ia %
Aeccmmodation. 20. 90, : Of. Q Is. 10 30
.. NJ, q. %, ! 20, 50 and 10 80 D. m.
nsw YORK, 90, 90, 40, Q 30, Z 90. so
@ fos Z, u 60 .. y, u. 49, a%' 0',sM oa0
. FOR West Chester, via L.amokin, Q 40 and
- .. m. 70 and 90 D. m,
FOR Newark tContre) and intermediate
stations, ~ .. m, IL 50 and n o. m.
baltimore and intermediate slatious. 10
.. m, b1 p. m. and IL II night.
Baltimore and hay Line. q nm
Baltimore and Washington, / Is. "a. q ~
~ o g, y % .. M, Il %, sil1. tN, . 10, % q
!! rains ior Delaware Division le.v. for:
New Castle, 9 90. Q 30 .. m, IL So, 50. asa
usorgetown snd Lswcs, % .. m. :. and n
p. N.
seaiosd lExprsss) . op. N.
nesn,nsson, Dslmar and way stations.s %
Express for Harrington, 10 % .. NJ, 20 D.
i.p.ss. io1 bs, = p s N and IA,
mar. 10 q .. m. and II % night.
franklin City, 9 10 q, m.
Express tor Oape Charles, Old Point Dom
iors sAd Norfolk, 10 10 .. n, and II ca night.
y Mssys PhilsdsIphia, Broad street, 10,
9 10, 10 o.. 10 10, II Is, IL IS :. n, soi' a.
70 sos. t2l. . OF, 81, ITO and Ii % o. nj
accommodation, . 30, 10 - .. ~, / 81, 8 N
~. y. sas. % 10 ~ and II Il D. M.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21
SUNDAY TRAINS.

For philadelphia (sxprsss), 2 90. "a, 20.
70, II 81 .. m. 100, q and % D. M.
Accommodation, 80 .. M, II 10, n
3 20, ", 30 o. m.
u ror q Chester tsxprsss). %, IL u q. m. .
Aocominodation, Q 90 .. M, Il 10, l 70, 90
For New York tsspress), %. ga 49,
%, IL 81 .. m, 90. ga. se2s, % and . q
and 30 p. n.
For Osps Charles, Old Point Comfort AM
Norfolk IL o. night. -"
For New Castle. MiddIstown, CIaytsr
Dover, Harrington. Seaford Laurel sas
Delmar, II " night.
baltimore ano Washinston, 1 n. 4 a. eu
10 % am. II 60. $3.50 and Z q y. M. ban
more, 20, ~ II night
Leave philadelphia, Broad street, for VII,
nington (express), IL 20. 70, 70, 9 10. II IL
.. m. 0 81, IL 70, and IL " o. n.
Acoommodstisn, sas, 10 - .. m, Il 49, IL,
For further Information passenger A. N.
ferred TO tho ticket ONCE ct the nation.
Trains marked thus (s)sre limited exDyeaa
upon which extra fsss 10 charged.
j. r. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent
OHA1us = TuaH aensrAl MAnaaef,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

Old Aunt Clara, who keeps the pho.
togrsph and notion stand just of the
rotanda OF the Capitol, has great sd.
miration FOR Secretary Lamar. Yester-
day, when the Secretary passed Der for
the FIRST time since his return from the
South, she gave scream of delight and
exclaimed: "Ob, my dear Secretary, 1
an SO glad You are married again. il
she real nice?" "Wby, Aunt CLARA, ]
supposed your heart would be broken, +"
replied Mr.. Lamar. ave are getting
along all right; DO Quarrels yet" "Oh,
l am 30 glad you are married again,
and 80 glad you have your old sweet
heart" said the old lady as she left
him. This WAS ore OF the most trying
congratulations Mr.. Lamar has re-
ceived, aud be endured the ordeal no.
bly,, although ha WAS the observed of o
hundred OF more observers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

Friday evening, when the storm was
at its height aud the lightning was
sending Its binding flashes through the
windows OF the Court House, Senat ,r
Gray was holding the bench, bar and
spectators almost spellbound with his
eloquent argument for the plaintiff in
the case OF Giles va. the Diamond State
Iron Company. Suddenly there came
still harder clap of Il under. while the
hail and rain crashed with renewed
violence against the windows, almost
drowning the speakers voice. Al this
moment he stopped for an instant, and
then devoutly said: "Thank God, that
none Of us are In such q building now. -
The time and place, with the attendant
circumstances, com bined to make 1t an
impressive scene, and one OF the dra.
matte features of th IL remarkable case.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21
New and safe BANKING Firm.

Williamson Il Go. 10 the firm.n anna
OF Q new esta blishment OF bank and
brokers, ct No. East Seventh street.
A look around the place q day or two
ago convinced q Representative Of the
REPUBLICAN, that they were Just the
men-prompt, ready and quick-to en-
gage In the business OF banking and
brokerage, and their facilities for car
ryinR on the business are frs + CLASS
The frm deals In stocks, bonds, grain.
provisions and Oil for cash or ON mar
gins OF per cent. and upward. These
gentlemen have private wire with all
the principal exchanges. and deal In
q quantities Of 10 shares Of stock, 1000
bushels of wheat and corn, 20 barrels Of
pork, 20 tierces OF lard and up ward.
The sales as they are made upon the
exchange are immediatel telegraphed
to the office and placed upon the black.
board, and oroers can be given to An
operator In the office who will telegraph
imned lately to the exchange to buy or
fell. They also accept deposits Of $40
aud upwards, and Gan protect as Ear as
The customer desires and call upon him
or her only as the purchased article
reaches the figure to require the addi-
ttonal margin. The firm claims addi-
tional advantae es over their oompeti
tors. Firstly. that In buying fractional
lots, 1t ona oles you to 60 in with less
money. Secondly, you can by this
means average and at every decline OF
Q point increase your holdings, and
upon any reaction get out with increased
profits. Thirdly, by buying at the
market you get the Same advantages
"a he that deals in large quantities. |
Fourttly, our commission is the same
% charged In the exchange. namely. "A
per cent. each way.
The firm also deals In loans and mort
cages. ard especially recommend their
. per cent. debentures, principal and |
interest guaranteed. The coupons for
interest will be cashed ~ auy bank |
upon presentation, thus making . safe
aud sure loan. They also deal in Z per |
cent. mortgages. Those having money
to invest would do we'll to call upon this
Arm to make their invest |
mania
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21
List Of Pubic sales.

HooEu8Iys
-" q, Jas. b. CLARK near Delaware City
-, J. v. Ellison, Penosder Id.
~, Derrickson b GALWAY, Brand y
"a, h. Emmons, Stu K eststs.
~. Miller and Jos. Forwood, brandy
70, Thns: CLARK, New Castle lid
~. washington King, Pencader Id
~ kober: McfarlIn. New castle Hid
y. a. b. I, son, Chester, Pa.
y. Nathaniel Thorn pson, Pencadsv Hid
- 10, ". q. Martin, city.
Is. Proud q Merrick, OentrAvfls.
W. X. Ylinn. Jr., Newport, horses
March !. John II. Emory, N. u. HID.
l. W. 3. Ialley, Miller and Jos.
Eoiwood, Chris'iana Hd.
], Il. 4 J. Lyons, st. Georges HID.
z, Jane Moody W. u. u. Id.
" 2 Jas. z. Mesillisan. Brandy Hid.
". 4. q q. b. Holiingsworth,
s,w. K. Powell, Psncadsr Hundred
=, L.. ". Stidham + sons auc.room
., Ja'. A. Conner, Wilmington.
], Mofarlin d Banks, N. u. HID.
]. John Hanna, Min Greek HID.
9, John Mckee, nsw Castle Hid.
- 8, Weldin l. McEiw 90, W. 90. Hid.
9, J. u. Hulett, Mil Greek HID.
y, W. W. Calhoun. Red Lion HID.
., tarr Mogginson, Brandy Hid.
frank McYaugh, Mill Greek HID.
. ", ". =. Ihcmp3on, ~ u. Id.
Latimer d II ali. Christians HID.
ii, NO. 1222 Market street,
II. Peoples a sheldon. Christi. Hid.
~, y. II. collins, W. q. u. Id.
~, II. willard. T05 W. 7th sc.
u, WIN Badenkoft, lilac xbird, Dol.
Il. d. ". M0usley Brandy Id.
u, u. 7. Brooks. W. q. u. HID,
. 10. w. Y Swiggett, city.
10, W. y. Vane, W. u. j. I'D.
10, John Dsshner, Christians HID.
10, samuel Hanby. Brandy HID.
10. Geo. Murray, N. q. HID
10, J. W. Guest near Olaymont.
u. John II. Peoples, M. q hd.
11,Oharles u. Quest, Brandy nd.
IS, Mrs Jeiieris, city.
Is, y. II. johnson, Pencader Hid.
IS. A.. Valentine, brandywine Hid .
n, Wilson, Brahdywine HID.
II. J. H. GOULD, New Castle HID.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

nRTYATE SALE-kIDLEY FLOUR
4 and feed mill, S0x5o fset,2 sets OF burs.
good water power, 10 test over.shot water
wheel, all in good running order; also q
frame house with rooms; ira me barn, 20x30;
etoae spring house and AZ acres Of ground.
This property Is situated Ia Ridley town.
ship, n miles from Ridley Park station. on
the p, W. & h. R.R.; leo yards from Ridley
station, on the new Il. Il d. X. r.; about 8
miles from Chester. and l mile from Nor
ton station, W. q. n p. Il. X. For inferina.
tion inquire Of the owner. Terms easy.
SAMUE HICKMAN,
flo 3tH-1td1 Oiaymont, Del
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21
| DMINIsrRArORs SALE

REAL ESTATE.
By virtae OF the auth ority contain 10
tho will OF Mishael Dougherty, deceased,
VIII be exposed to public sale 81 the County
Court House, In tho city OF W ilmfngton, on
|THE24rH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D., ~,
at . O'Clock p. m,
Tho following described real estate, with a
story bricK house thereon. be Ing the prop
erty OF the raid M ichae oil Doug herty, dec'd
situate in the city of Wi,min gtOn, aforesaid,
and bounded and described as follows to
wit: beginning at sake on the westerly
side OF windsor street, between Seventh
and Eighth streets, at q d istance OF Sc feet
from the northefly side OF Seventh street,
thence westerly along the northerly eide
OF ieet wide alley and parallel with
Seventh street IS feet to the essterIy side Of
another% feet wide alley, thence long the
side Of said alley, northerly and parallel
with Windsor street u feet inches TO o
line Of land, thence with said line easterIy
and parallel with seventh ttreet SO feet 10
said side OF Windsor street, thence thereby
southerjy IL feet inchest0 the place Of be-
ginning.
Attendance will be given and terms
made known at tho time and place afore.
said by JOHN DOU4HERTY,
Admr. ID. b. N. u. 7. A.,
H7eod3t or BY his attorney.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21
The Wheat Crop.

The London papers, commenting on
the wheat situation, say that America
bias the reins entirely In her own hands.
Europe wants something like 1900, 600
ports during the next Ave or six
months. The stock of English wheat
is reduced to 10000, 900 bushels, against
q, 000. 900 at the same time last year,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21
WEST. BOUND:


Time table In effect Jan. 23rd, 1887. Trains
lesvo Wilmington French st.eet) as follows.
ror reading. Birdsboro. Joanna, Spring
Vile, Tau aqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wer-
nersviile and all points on the Philadeiphis
and Reading X. H., 700 a. m. and 2l6 D. M
For Ooateeville. Embreeville, Lenapc,
Cbadds Ford and DuPont's and interrlo
diate points, 100 o. m. 2Ab, and Sc %. m.
For West Chester, 90 q. m. 2.l6, and as
For Now Bridge and interim diate roints
olh P. m. Except on Saturday, when train
will leave at 80 p. IN.
A. q. MCCAUSLAND, l.. A. BOWER.
Superintendent. Go n pass. Ar't
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

INC opportunity -
given for q short time
Of purchashlng any Of
the houses mentioned
below upon q payment
Of 500 cash and the
balance on mortgage
with small month)v
payments:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

One of our most tstimable citizens
may he thankful for the intrcd uction of
DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup. for its timely
use has saved his life. For iucipient
consumption 1t 10 . certain remedy
Price % cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21
Notice..

We wish it DISTINCTLY under
stood that we will not pay any
hi lis contracted against G.. w.
VERNON & Sons, without q writ
ten order signed by the firm only.
GEO. w. VERNON & SONS,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21
OLD STAND

l,,osred for business ct our
"A and 9 y. srd street. where
4 nave prompt attsntion.
s,sadf for their orders In the
sn,lnutug 70 sell firstclsss
Ia continuance Of the same.
JAMES BRADFORD.
\. l76. 10"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21
DEH.
rInR's 0ysIcH, 4
F'OouHrY, DEL., !
lnuaHu IN -

. ofuiCH,
COUNTY, DIT, J.
January ~, 1857. q
ion OF the SECURITY
EPuSl I COMPANY.
IA oAnPBELL. late
req In said county, do,
and directed BY the
iecu or aforesaid give
Of letters Tsstam en-.
estate Of tho de.
Of granting thereof.
eiaents to be posted
nom the date o.
ne most public places
Gast!s, requiring ali
nds against tho estate
or ABIDE by an Act Of
ue anu provided ;
same to be- inserted
period In tho Daily
paper published in vii.
continued therein three
er the hand and Seal
ne Register Aforesaid
lon, In New CASTE
= gay AID year above
N h. BhADfORD.
l,h Register.
having claims agains,
sed must present the
70 the Executor
usty 2lst, 1858, or
nDiy In such case made
u ,i TRUST DEPOSIT
Fon' Del. IS iaw.eot.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

hreroH, DOL, Feb. II, 1851.
& Of the Whining ton and
Ike COMPANY have declared
| yer share, payable 1, the
hheir legal represe natives,
hst Of February, 1881.
LILSUN CHANDLER,
Treasurer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROA n.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT, JAN. 81. 1887
Trains leave Delaware Avenue Depot:
EAST. MOUND.

AteAhs tobvo D0IbWBf0 avenue DoD0t.
EAST. BOUND:
Phlia. Accommodation, daily ...,s.ooA. M
Phila. Accom- mediation, daily $3.50 A. M
western Express, DALI. 49,. Ill. Is Al. n
Phils. commodAtion, daily. ....s'I6P. M
Cincinnati Limited, daily ....... oiO r. M.
Phiis- Aocommo dAttsn, dsiIy.. $50 p. M.
fhil. Accommodation, daily. 800 p. nj
chicago Limited, daily ..l2os A, III.
WEST.BOUND:
chicago Limited, daily A. M
Arrives Chicago ILL next morning. This
train does not take Baltimore passion gers.
Cincinnati Limited, daily. II, 80 a. M.
Arrives Cincinnati I.<6 A. M. st. Louir
40 r. M. next day.
icsgo and St Louis Express,
FOR LANDENBERu, 800 A. m. and
3 90 7. M, daily. $40 p. M. daily, except
Trains leave Market street Station:
For Philadelphia 7 80 A. NJ, $50 A, M.
and % +. M, daily. For Baltimore 90
a. M daily except Sunday. For Landsn,
berg b q. M. and l6 p. M, daily, %
+. M. daily except Sunday.
ThrouRh tickets can DO secured and sleep-
ing car berths reserved by applying To Ii,
u. Miller, agent, delaware avenue depot.
W. IN WIN, u, K. LORD.
superintendent. 0onn Pas. Agent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-21

l IN CHANCERY.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, I
|TRUSTEE'6 SALE
Il OF
REAL ESTATE.
ct BY yir ne g, rene wed order of he Court OF
New Castle County, made at the September
Term. A. p. 1850, OF said court, III be q pos
ca 70 pubic sale, at he County Court House.
In the city r Wilmington,
ON TUESDAY,
THE ED DAY OF TEBRUARY, A, d.. 1877.
At IL O'Clock o. m,
The following described real estate, TO wit :
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
situate In Christiana Hundred New Castle
0unty aud State OF Delaware, bounded and
described az follows, to wit:
BEGINNING at he corner formed by The inter-
the outherly side ofthe WI. min yton Ci.y Rail-
way; hence along said side of said railway
eoutn o. neg fees east, IL perches to q stake q
corner "IA 100 conveyed TO VIM. Scott, thence
~ new line dividins this from said lot,
soutn "A degrees, west perches and $40 OF 4
shid william scott, thence thereby moth Is
degrees west 10 perches and ii. 100 OF a ercb h,
post At the side Of Bsncroft's road afore-
ssiu. ehu thenre thereby north 20 degrees east
perches and $40 to TIE place Of beginning,
containing sbsqusre perches OF land, he tie
ing fhe reon erected.
Attendance Will be given and terms made
known al the tim. and place aforesaid. nv
VICTOR DUPONT, Trustee
by his Attorney
A'test; >. u. Housman. Reg. q. G. fits
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Don't forget Citizens Rink, Tuesday
February 20, Z to u p. m.
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THURSDAY, FEB. "A, 1857,
DUBLlO SALF-WILL BE SOLD AT
l. public sale at the drove yard 1t Gen.
trevilie, Ohristiana HID. DOL, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1887,

at ono o'clock, p. m.
Forty head of fresh COWS and v5EkS
springers and some stock bulls. n 49,
Tt Ia lot OF COWS hes been selected N-M
with great care; most OF them are very line
and large, and are worthy the attention Of
dairymen. Everybody como. II wet will
sell uuder cover. Ninety days credit.
PROUD & M ERRlCK.
J. q. Robinson, Aut. nj cod &wts
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& BLACKWELL'S

IN IN glass Jars, 10 psr
|ao. Honey Drop Corn. the
post ia the world; IN per
ao.. For sale only by ".
I'M and Market 81. nSu
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SALE OF ARTS

A DMINISrRATOR'S SALE - WILL
"A be sold at pub lie sale on the premises
at Seventh and King Streets
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22p, 1881.
com nencing at 8 O'Clock,
All he household goods and furniture OF
the late Jasob Stuck, deceased. sale to close
estate. HAIRY EN- MONS,
1927. Admins .rator.
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